
Scots Madonna tribute act stalked her estranged husband and his new partner for a year
ABUSIVE SINGER'S SHAME Scots Madonna tribute act stalked her estranged husband and his new partner for a year
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A MADONNA tribute act subjected her estranged husband and his new partner to a year-long stalking campaign.
Police Scotland worker Kirsty Bryceland, 46, bombarded prison worker ex Jamie Bryceland with 'abusive and derogatory messages'.
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Kirsty Bryceland stalked her ex-husband and his new partner for a year
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She now faces a battle to keep her civilian job with Police Scotland
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She was fined £500 at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court
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She also created fake online profiles to hound his girlfriend, Lisa McWhinnie, and posted images of her alongside vile comments.
Obsessed Bryceland even lurked outside their home in Stewarton, Ayrshire.
And she sent them a chilling selfie showing she was there.
She now faces a battle to keep her civilian job with the force after admitting the harassment campaign that left the couple living in fear.
Bryceland was fined £500 at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court and banned from contacting the victims for a year.
The blonde advertises on the encoremusicians.com website.
She offers tribute gigs as the Like A Virgin legend from £180.
She hit the headlines in 2016 when she complimented bodybuilding photos illicitly posted on Facebook by caged murderer Jack Cramb.
The lifer killed Barry Bradley, grandson on notorious Stirling heroin dealer Margaret 'Big Mags' Haney in 2010.
Bryceland posted: 'Ur guns are getting bigger! Well done!'
Obsessed stalker faked pregnancy, swerved car into ex & bombarded him with messages in relentless campaign of harassment
Cramb replied: 'Thanks Kirsty x.'
Bryceland insisted it was a 'coincidence', adding: 'I don't comment on anyone to do with Jamie's work.'
Police said: 'A 46-year-old woman has been convicted of stalking in 2023.
"She was found guilty in June.'

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